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Ivan Tam is a Barrister practising at Latham Chambers. He was called to the Bar in 2010 after pracitising as a Solicitor for 4 and a half years. Mr Tam is fluent both in English and Cantonese. He has a deep understanding of both the Australian and Chinese culture, and is able to approach legal problems from different perspectives.

Noteable Cases:

• Szeto v Situ [2017] NSWCA 136
• Successful Appeal before the full Court of Court of Appeal
• Lewis v Lamb [2012] NSWSC 244
• Motion hearing for judgment under s124 of the Civil Procedure Act 2005 (NSW).
• Lewis v Lamru Pty Limited, in the matter of Lewis [2012] FCAFC 157
• Appeal from Lewis v Lamru Pty Ltd; In the Matter of Lewis [2012] FCA 758
• Lewis v Lamru Pty Ltd; In the Matter of Lewis (No 2) [2011] FCA 1025
• Application for release of money paid into Court
• Lewis v Lamru Pty Ltd; In the Matter of Lewis (No 3) [2011] FCA 1177
• Lewis v Lamru Pty Ltd; In the Matter of Lewis (No 3) [2011] FCA 1177
• Lewis v Lamru Pty Ltd; In the Matter of Lewis [2011] FCA 758
• Review of Registrar’s decision refusing to set aside a Bankruptcy Notice
• Steelco Group Pty Ltd ACN 135 815 440 -v- Tarshu Pty Ltd ACN 003 297 121 [2011] NSWSC 902
• Winding up application
• Tang v Driden [2010] NSWLC 17
• Car hire cost claim

About Ivan:

• University of Technology, Master of Law and legal Practice – 2005
• University of Technology, Bachelor of Computing Sciences – 2001
• Proficient in Cantonese

Andrew Paterson has represented clients in the superior courts for over 15 years. He became a member of the Victorian Bar in 1998 and became a member of the NSW Bar in 2001. While at the bar he has represented clients in a broad range of complex proceedings. Prior to coming to the bar, Andrew practiced as a solicitor at a number of firms. The last firm at which he worked was Deacons Graham & James (now, Deacons) in Melbourne. Among other matters he was the solicitor with the principal conduct of the successful class action brought by approximately 4,500 shareholders of Pyramid Building Society against the State of Victoria, the building society, its auditors, the Reserve Bank and others. Between 1982 and 1991 Andrew practiced as a Veterinary Surgeon.

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